ACE FREHLEY's 17 Greatest Guitar Techniques!

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Timed Trills 1:26
Bend Brato 2:19
Pre Bends 3:21
Staccato Release Bends 4:18
Pentatonic Flutters 5:05
Unison Bends 6:17
Double Platinum Pull Offs 7:13
Ace Motifs 8:04
Staccato Walkdown 12:29
6th Interval Slides 13:33
Step and a Half Bends 14:59
Hammer Bend 16:55
Half Step 6th Bend 18:12
Single String Descending Run 19:39
Open String Pull Offs 20:48
The "Love Her All I Can" Lick 22:31
Pentatonic Climb In 3's 24:32

[@CrazedFandango]

Ace Frehley was the reason I started playing guitar.

[@momoney2720]

pretty much the same for me (and a bit of Angus)

[@TheTojocat]

he was my influence also, played a les paul even though i hated it, played it until i loved it

[@onlyfromadistance7326]

Me too, about '76. Also discovered what 'lust' was from a black Les Paul Custom at the local music store while i had a Sears beginer acoustic.

[@davelanciani-dimaensionx]

Yep - Ace and Tony Iommi were my first and greatest heroes back in the day. Kiss Alive was one of the first rock records I bought back in 1975 when I was 12 years old. Huge influence.

[@liveatvictoria6853]

You know, even though I haven't got into Kiss since they put our their solo albums in the 1970's was a kid and had Ace's, which I just came across in My Late Mother's record collection, (cool Mom kept all my great old records. :) ) same with me, as Rod Amo said, also a Lot of Angus with me, and Ted Nugent of all people---That guy can play, might not agree with his ways, but he can bloody Rock!!!

[@leokimvideo]

Ace Frehley got so many people in guitar who went on to becoming major musicians. Whats many people never understand how influential he is. They prefer to explain he's not a perfect player. But it's those imperfections that make him a real rock god. Ace brought to Kiss a signature sound, and more importantly a cool persona that was so different to Paul, Gene and Peter. He was also able to knock out a very solid rock song. Sadly being with Kiss had him listed under Gene and Paul when it came to whose songs would end up on Kiss albums. That left Ace with the best songs for his amazing first solo album.

[@jackstonge]

You are right man.Ace is the KING OF ROCK AND ROLL!

[@kevinleonard2368]

@leokimvideo Actually, KISS wanted ACE to contribute songs for every album and did NOT limit the amount they put on records. ACE himself said that once he knew they were gonna do solo albums, he hoarded all his best stuff for it.

[@TommySG1]

Kevin you're right, I heard him say that on an interview 🤙

[@luvittodeath7031]

@@kevinleonard2368 yeah, rock and roll over didn’t have any writing credits from Ace because he was saving them for the solo.

[@stevescontriano860]

He probably got a lot of them into booze and Dope

[@FigureInMind]

I think Ace Frehley got a lot of people in guitar.. you can say what you want about KISS and Gene and Paul but you cannot deny Ace Frehley his style is incredible..

[@80sruler]

Danny Majors he’s the Don Felder of KISS !

[@SheepHairOG]

Ace Frehley is a drastically underrated guitar player.

[@daves4645]

By who?

[@kuriaki71]

Underrated song writer too

[@MrClassicmetal]

More like the other way around.

[@alexanderwijnen7066]

Wel boys i was a ace fan the first time i saw that guy on tv back in 77 he is the reason i mest my live up playing guitar drums and all the otherthings but ace was just fine as a g.player or performer nothing less nothing more.rhe guy doesn't knoew what he's doing haha.tolld bij himself.

[@xChrisN1975x]

You mean Bob Koolick. That’s who played Aces licks.

[@LSchulz1414]

Ace Frehley is the kind of guitarist, who makes you want to play the guitar. He has this cool sounding riffs and solos, that some kind of invite you in.

[@cloudlounger6903]

You said it RIGHT!!!!

[@jamesrockford2626]

Ace in his prime was one of the best ever

[@buddyollie7400]

Hey Jaimie :)

[@SelectCircle]

Chops-wise? - No way. But in terms of sheer EXCITEMENT? - Definitely maybe. : )

[@jackspradt1562]

@@SelectCircle chops wise? LOL, now do jimmy page, keith richards, hendrix, etc etc.

[@jamesball5743]

lmfao no

[@MusicStudent1]

Guys, try playing along with 100,000 years. Then tell me his chops were sub-par.

[@silverbane5008]

You can easily see Dimebag was no kidding when he said he's a fan of Ace Frehley...

[@jackstonge]

LOL

[@Prof_Tickles92]

Ace was literally his biggest inspiration.

[@elinzmeyer3550]

Refreshing to see the younger generation recognize the contribution Frehley made to guitar playing. In a world full of shredders, the fundamentals are also worth a look. Many have picked up a guitar because of his playing and the mystique of Kiss. Any chance of covering that Frehley chop in the 100,000 years solo?

[@larylhuntington5398]

Ace was one of the reasons I picked up a guitar back in 79. Still playing today. I don't see how anyone can put a dislike on here unless it was pure jealousy. This vid rocks and I have always wanted to find these techniques out. Thanks man. Keep on playing.

[@steadyflow3790]

Jealousy? LMAO That music is complete garbage if you want to call it music.

[@marck8899]

@@steadyflow3790Snobbery in the finest form you are Sir. You sound like a lot of fun to hang around with, lmao.

[@takfam07]

Excellent guitarist and teacher. Above all I appreciate that he's constantly showing what to do--while explaining. A lot of otherwise good guitar teachers fall in love with hearing themselves talk. Don't get me wrong, I love talking about guitar playing. But when it comes to online one-way lessons, showing is everything. This guy has the right balance and ties every section to the bigger picture of what you're trying to achieve.

[@TheArtofGuitar]

takfam07 Thanks for this comment. I appreciate it.

[@jeffhodge7272]

I want to learn the entire Love Her All I Can solo SO bad.

[@cirezetroc1905]

You kinda look like Ace w short hair. Great stuff man!!

[@meno3333]

Cire Zetroc I was thinking the exact same thing Bro.

[@evilxmetalband6532]

Cire Zetroc I was just thinking that ,he has the same eyes!

[@JDCUSA]

He looks a lot like John Cusak.

[@ambraalves7528]

Yes! you do resemble Ace! with his shorter KISS "Music from the Elder" Hairstyle!

[@johnnyrotten5507]

I agree - you were the dude who played guitar on "The Elder" 1981

[@icemediapro]

Ace Frehley is probably the best guitarist in rock ‘n’ roll history that nobody talks about everything so melodic everything has purpose he is the greatest

[@laurenwerlang]

i realized now that ace guitar style is kinda "sexy"! it's like when you feel pleasure in slowing down things to really feel it!

[@ixa-3140]

That's rock and roll honey

[@jessiegarcia8166]

WOW....YOU JUST TOUCHED ON THAT ACE FREHLEY MOJO THAT NO OTHER GUITARIST WILL EVER COME CLOSE TO EXPRESSING. BOY DO I MISS HIM NOT BEING ON THAT STAGE WITH THE OTHER FOUNDING 3 MEMBERS. THANKS FOR VOICING..🤟😝🤘💙🛸💙

[@donallfinn]

Ace Frehley is the reason I STILL play guitar....I'm sorry but by any criteria that matters, I say Ace Frehley is the greatest lead guitar player of all time. I've told the story before, but there is NO OTHER GUITAR PLAYER, I have ever seen or heard of that had an arena of 20,000 people singing along with every guitar solo for an entire show. On the KISS 96' reunion tour I watched it first hand. Don't know how often it happened, but that night it did...gives me chills just thinking about it, those solos were imprinted so deeply in the minds of the people there that they could sing them like a chorus (or do their best impression of it) show me one other guitar player who wields that kind of power and I'll concede that Ace has an equal.

[@jeffhodge7272]

That's one of the things Slash stated about Ace. Solos you can mimick with your mouth and that stick with you forever. 🤟👍

[@edwardkennedy5500]

I witnessed the same in Johnson City, TN! Still get goosebumps thinking of it.

[@godoftone]

Great point #Terrible.dee. But I'll take that challenge and offer Mr. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. I've seen them twice and experienced the same thing you mentioned when Dave breaks into 'Wish You Were Here' and 'Comfortably Numb'. The crowd sings along with those solos as if they were lyrics. And yes, it's amazing to hear 25,000 people doing it at the same time. Cheers.

[@ZipZopZipZop]

Og fool for your lovin solo stuck in my brain for 4 decades, till I couldn't remember where this melody in my head come from, rediscovered it, and was really taken back. Yes I grew up listening to kiss, I was always Ace for 3 holoweens. Was so into Ace, I had all the same ( obvious) short commings...😅

[@buddhull]

My favorite Ace Frehley trick that I use is to play something I’ve played a million times, make it sound great, then say “I don’t know what the hell I’m doing”

[@thebluesrockers]

Mike, Not only do you give kicks ass lessons, but you seem to be a really cool guy. I hope everything is going good for you. Thanks for all your time and effort teaching these. Peace.. Joe

[@acerob7173]

this is the most seriuos and complete review on Ace's Liks ever. really good job! It tooks me 2 years to learn many of them but still struggling on others and this video will helps a lot. thanks!

[@roberttullos9334]

Actually Ace has lessons of a lot of his music on here. I like to get it straight from the man himself.

[@domdom9496]

1:26 timed trills (Strutter), 2:18 BEND BRATO big slow bend up then with fast vibrato and back to big slow bend up in time, 3:22 very slow pre bend 'CRYING', 4:20 STACCATO RELEASE SLOW BEND thumb-stop then down-up plec attack, 5:05 pentatonic flutters Hammer-pull to next string, 6:16 unison bends (find the same note on the other string), 7:17 double platinum pull off (triplet double pull offs same string) …..8:07 ACE MOTIFS Chuck Berry bends roll barr, 9:06, 9:57 : Slash-Berry, 10: 30 the 1 4 barred triplet hammer-pull off 2 bottom strings, 11:22 Slash skip string, 11:33 Ace's "Slash skip" but he bends 3$ and hits 1$ 12:29 staccato thumbstop thumbmute all strings(?) walkdown , 13:36 country note 6th interval slides key note 1$ e.g. 5fret so 3$ 6 fret--- 1$ 7 and 3$7, 1$ 9 3$9, 15:58 whole step and half bend Am pent key B10,

[@bonsummers2657]

Sounds like Joe Walsh, in James Gang

[@budgetguitarist]

Excellent job. Like many here, Ace was the guy who made me want to learn electric guitar. I found guitarists later that I liked better, but there's a lot of Ace in my own playing - I mean a LOT. I had the smoking guitar poster on my wall. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

[@tpr5208]

9:50 "That'll lead to other licks, of course. They always do." That off handed comment is the most succinct description of Ace's style that we'll ever hear. Great video, and nice work copping Ace's feel.

[@robbyclark6915]

Ace is one of the greatest ever! Don’t believe me? Imagine life without his solos! Imagine Kiss without Ace! He wasn’t one of the technicians of guitars but as far as great sounding solos that fit the song and the mood perfectly, there’s no one better! And he had some killer, killer, chops! Not technical but killer sounding none the less! I remember being 10 years old and his leads just made the song! I loved his playing then and I love it still today at 52!

[@billb89]

He was and still is a great live performer.

[@TrishaAyshe]

I don't even play guitar but I really enjoyed watching this because I adore Ace so much. I'm a 70s baby and he was my first guitar hero. 🖤🚀

[@erixonline]

@6:17 - unison bends ... I've had such a hard time doing this bend, now you teach me to use two fingers ... what an 'a-ha moment' - nice to meet another player that respects the techniques of the mighty Ace Frehley! @Martin Smith ... me too. My brother brought home KISS ALIVE from Japan in 1979, and I swore Ace was talking to me through his guitar. Started playing then and even have a guitar tattoo with 'ACE' in the middle of it.

[@imkindofabigdeal2506]

can you do one on vinnie vincent no no no only joking ace frehley 4eva

[@willchew4040]

ACE FOREVER!!!!!

[@redwalrustmnc5256]

THIS is exactly what I was thinking of yesterday and wished someone did a lesson on this. Thanks so much!!

[@kilgoretrout3966]

Hiya Walrus!

[@dwellerstube]

Terrific video. I am looking forward to spending some real time learning all of these. Ace is one of those guys that when you hear play, you know it's him. Thanks for sharing. What are you playing through? I really like your tone too.

[@TheArtofGuitar]

79 Fender Deluxe Reverb, Dragoon Overdrive, and sometime compression. :)

[@domdom9496]

16:56 one hammer then big bend shake, 18:13 half step bend ie blue note bend G$, 19:42 Single string scale descending run 21:22 pentatonic triplet pull-off 5 3 to the open string e.g.to the open G$ if you're in key of G , 22:05 6 3 open triplet pull off, 23:10 E16 12 pull off raise pinky to 17th; move down do same D then C i.e. follow the chords 25:00 climb the pentatonic in fast 3s; 8 5 8, next $5, back to original 8 so on.

[@jamiemcparland]

You killed it! So crazy to hear all that stuff broken down after a lifetime of listening to Kiss!

[@hkguitar1984]

Ace Frehley was my favorite growing up too and the reason I started playing (I started playing guitar in 1974). Why I think it's so easy to play the riffs of your first and favorite artist is that you've listened to the Artist's work so often you don't need to memorize the riff in your head before learning it, it's already there imprinted from back in your youth. As such, memorizing the piece your learning is half the battle. Start off with that portion already completed and you're half way there. Great content and lesson, thank you.

[@JDCUSA]

I admire your dedication to the guitar. You are very talented.

[@ericperillo2215]

the guitar looks amazing, tobacco sunburst?

[@TheArtofGuitar]

I believe so. It's not my guitar so I didn't really look into it but I love it.

[@uplaywithfire7564]

The solo off of kiss alive (100,000 years) is my fav ace Solo.

[@Not1But2Fresh]

YOUR A GREAT GUITAR PLAYER BRO!!!!

[@ShipmanPhotos]

Very cool. I'm a bass player in a KISS tribute band and really enjoyed seeing some of Acr's iconic licks broken down like this. really enjoying your channel as I try to build up my 6 string skill set for other projects. Thanks!

[@josephgilbert3632]

25:00 - It's "Love Gun".

[@ZenTheMusician]

I'll have to say that even at a very young age I noticed that Ace "borrowed" a lot of Jimmy Page, but he did it well and he didn't clone licks. He made it his own style. He's one of the coolest rock icons in history. Love me some Ace.

[@russblack443]

He is the first one to say that himself. He said seeing Zeppelin open up for iron butterfly at the Fillmore east changed his playing style. Let me go rock and roll sounds as if Jimmy Page could be playing it

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

As a kid it was easy to go from 50s rock* to Kiss, mostly because of Ace's solos being so reminiscent of Chuck Berrys' style. *Although born in 1970, at a young age I was given a stack of old 50s records and a radiogram, it kept me occupied for years!

[@briankoncyk3379]

Great job showing some of one of the greatest guitarists trademark lead licks! Enjoyed and Thanks for sharing. Ace ROCK'S!

[@flensi]

My favorite guitarist. The one and only Spaceman.

[@leswadley6792]

Ace is the reason I can’t play lol! I play like him, everyone says ace can’t play so there you go! All jokes, Jimi Hendrix is in my opinion the best and is my favorite guitar player, but ace is my hero! I’d never got into music without kiss and ace!

[@centurionmusic11]

Joe Perry, Jerry Cantrell, Billy Corgan, Jack White are all musts. Please do these!!

[@danieltelecaster7040]

Not too far off to say that Ace Frehley was one of the most influential guitarists in the 70's. For better or worse (I say better- I loved Kiss), Kiss made a huge impression on tons of kids because of their stage act, make-up, and personalities. Alot of those kids started off remembering and playing Ace licks.

[@ElliotRose]

Daniel Telecaster as a kid in the 70's I remember KISS as a bunch of comic book superhero rock stars. They had this whole mystique because of the makeup and the firebreathing. They made rock music a real spectacle.

[@spryerz1614]

practicing ACE'S solos made me a better and more confident player, very cool stuff, always like great instructional vids

[@isaiahmarquez9717]

I discovered Ace Frehley in the mid 80’s when I first heard Destroyer. Then it was the live version of Rock and Roll All Nite on Headbangers Ball. I was hooked on his playing. I was already a Kiss fan from the first time I heard Asylum (2nd cassette I ever bought, 1st was Michael Jackson’s Thriller...hey...it was the 80’s). My Kiss knowledge started in the 80’s and went backwards to their 70’s stuff. Ace was a big reason for my picking up a guitar.

[@pewsterbaby]

This is the instructive video I always wished someone would make! The "How To Play That Cool Shit Ace Comes Up With" lesson! Thank you!

[@timjenkins502]

Ace is a very underrated player

[@MobiusBandwidth]

Ace influenced thousands of people to take up playing guitar, this alone makes him one of the most significant figures in 20th century music. his solos were melodic, they always fit the song, and you could whistle or hum them. he is namechecked by a plethora of contemporary guitarists as an influence and inspiration, but still in general underappreciated for his contributions. he recently said "If I'd known I was going to influence thousands of guitarists I would have practiced more!" lol. but if he had been flashier he might not have been as interesting. J. Mascis of Dinosaur JR said Ace has a tremolo like no one else. and he's no slouch!

[@chadeatock6395]

All I play are Frehley licks lol

[@OtherMike5000]

I think Ace Frehley sold more guitars than Eddie Van Halen. FIGHT ME!! Make me feel better...

[@davetaperek2206]

Short of Ace's "behind the player," probably the Best lesson on the Spaceman's style - KUDOS!!

[@bluesmedina]

Paul Stanley disliked this 47 times. Great video Im picking up the guitar after a 9 year break.

[@comatoo]

Would you consider making a Neil GIraldo techniques video or even a Jeff Beck techniques video?

[@GhostriderPossum]

My first Guitar Hero...

[@jamestavares8072]

great lesson! how about the tremolo picking in the first phrase of the black diamond (after the unison bends) great technique

[@TheArtofGuitar]

I love that people know about Black Diamond! Good call.

[@dinmentor]

Great lesson, thank you for this!

[@space_ace_1]

They always say shop around when buying your first guitar, get the one that's right for you. I went fuck that Ace Frehley plays a Les Paul i want a Les Paul

[@bradsherron174]

Makes sense, Dime loved Ace and this has alot of the sounds Dime infused into his style.

[@SGVB22]

can you please do a techniques video on Rory gallagher?? he's an amazing player!!!!

[@UnitedStatesOfReTaRDS]

His solo in strange ways off hotter than hell album is the most KICK ASS solo I've ever heard in my life. Every time I hear it I yell FUCK YEH! I can't help it. I heard he did it on the first take. No whammy bar or effects. I can copy van halen and other greats , but can't pull off his strange ways solo yet

[@ericdavis8875]

OMG OMG OMG! I AM UNDERSTANDING WHAT I'M HEARING IN SOLOS! (Jaw dropped and stary eyed) I'm really gonna cry...thanks man.

[@CC-qb9sm]

Such a great lesson here Mike! Your channel is fantastic! Ace has influenced just about everybody in some way whether they know it or not!! Thanks for this great lesson and for all you do!

[@JohanSegeborn]

Thanks, great video!

[@grenade.turtle]

When I was a lot younger I didn’t think Ace was that good of a player, when I heard “mistakes” I didn’t understand that that is just characteristics. They weren’t mistakes at all.

[@MrTonyMoore]

Love your teaching style

[@dandakissisabelle]

My favorite guitar of all times!!!

[@saxmidiman]

Love this...just noticed though...how much of this sounds like Joe Walsh James Gang era...kinda before Ace eh? thanks so much for your vids...your explanations and passion are among the best on the tube! Peace, Man! btw...I bought the first KISS album when it came out...still have it still listen and STILL LOVE IT!

[@80sruler]

saxmidiman yes !

[@JDCUSA]

Now that you mention it...yes it does.

[@lestercarvin4422]

My cousin Todd turned me unto Kiss Alive in 1975 and Ace has been a big influence on my guitar style. Great video

[@pillarofdavidson]

I love me them tasty licks! KISS and Ace were hugely influentual on my playing. Keep it coming bro. Loving these videos!

[@DonnyHooterHoot]

Your guitar never burst into flame! Ace rulz! Thanks!

[@roman14032]

ace , unlike a lot of "better" guitarists actually phrases quite nicely

[@shanegautier5296]

Amazing!!! I could only dream to play like you. God Bless You 🐰

[@ZakareeRandol]

Heh..double platinum I see what you did there

[@MrBrymstond]

Ace Frehley is my single most favorite, it doesn't have to be the hardest, but it has to drive you up the wall. I was a kid and I heard KISS on the radio debut and got a guitar. There's something special about that band, when you have that chemistry, all band members need to get over themselves and work it out no matter the issue. No Matter!

[@guitarlessons2396]

last lick is in love gun..key e minor. met ace and band back stage around 1978, they didnt say a whole lot.

[@christiane.g.4142]

Space Ace Frehley !!! The greatest lead guitarist ever to come from outer space man !!

[@victorscarani2559]

Please, can you do a video covering uli john roth techniques???? 😀

[@donallfinn]

Um...you've got Ace....THERE IS NO OTHER GUITARIST

[@bremtremont2027]

Ace was my first influence but dude uli was better than every rock guitarist in the 70s his neoclassical style out matched everyone

[@davedecker1725]

Skylar Star Until that Swedish meatball robbed Uli and left him for dead!😁😁

[@tarikjanibi4338]

Kiss without Ace Frehley is a "Miss"

[@carlosmanuelgonzalez310]

this guy really sounds like Ace

[@zee3499]

Watching this video was hilarious to me, everything I learned I learned by watching Ace - Even to the point where our picking technique is the same (practically a full fist) Anyhow, I'm watching this full video going "wait, everybody doesn't do this?" It's such an unorthodox way of playing, he really is an individual.

[@Paul-dz7xi]

Guitar is perfect.

[@DSpeir-pi6tm]

That's a really nice tobacco sunburst Les Paul . I was about 15 when I first started getting good on guitar . A couple of my friends told me that I sounded like Ace . I wasn't deliberately trying to copy him, but I new a few of his lick and liked to us them . Like the ones you're demonstrating in your video . I really liked Kiss back then and still do . Thanks for all the great video's I enjoy watching them .

[@alwaysright3718]

Didn't know he had any...

[@donallfinn]

Great work!! You really have Ace's stuff down, and he is as worthy of study as any guitar player in history. As I've said before, he is THE ONLY guitarist for whom I have stood in an arena and heard 20,000 people singing along with every guitar solo, hearing a sold-out arena sing the "Deuce" solo note for note in 96' was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen at a concert. It really made me respect the power of KISS. I was amazed at how deeply ingrained the music was in the publics conciseness.

[@drifterchance7495]

You need to shut down the front pick up frist

[@shahlan68]

If u haven’t listen to KiSS, or the only song u heard was Rock n a Roll All Nite, do pick up Ace Frehley st solo album

[@afronprime51]

I think I prefer " vibendo" better.

[@carlryderiselvis]

Beautiful tone...

[@rhoadsmatheson2246]

I was sure that you were going to play the solo in Strange Ways that solo heavily influenced me when I was growing up. I love them all for the most part, well Love Gun and back is my favorite era.. great video man loved it and of course the one on Randy Rhoads!!!

[@drftsnvk]

I was a HUGE KISS fan when I started playing ('74-'75) but I guess I didn't realize how much of my repertoire of riffs came from Ace until just now. Wow!

[@drlectervhou8128]

I stopped playing guitar a long time ago to concentrate on classical piano but I LOVE these instructional vids ( so glad you did one on ACE) because I learn how to listen in NEW ways to these guitar Gods.

[@MintyCoffee]

The 12th fret bar + 15th hammer on/pull offs was part of a big solo on his most recent solo album. Funny how that works.

[@renemies78]

Thank you so much for this video and the section on "Unison Bends". I've always loved this about Ace's playing but could never figure it out myself. Thank you!

[@codeviolation69]

I really enjoyed that. Nice job dude.

[@austinfailz]

Haven't finished the video yet, but this is great. All of it sounds really spot on, especially the awesome tone. If you think of anymore techniques Ace does, such as during his live solos from Alive and Alive II, please do a part 2. Or maybe a video lesson where you write an Ace solo, then break down the parts. Anyways thanks.

[@7thDimenson]

When Ace Frehley introduces himself, he himself always pronounces his name "Ace Freyley", ... but some people don't know it after 50 years and always say stubbornly and ignorantly Ace "Freelee", that simply annoys a KISS fan like me after 43 years...

[@Appleblade]

Isn't that just his NYC accent?

[@stefanjoseph2605]

You know what annoys me? People writing things so irrelevant to the topic because they actually believe that anyone gives a shit…

[@momoney2720]

thanks for these lessons,by far the best ''how to''guitar lessons for my liking,been playing for 30 odd yrs,this has re lit my fire,cant beat Ace and Angus

[@jonbarr9195]

Thanks this was helpful!

[@domdom9496]

I was listening to an Ace interview, he said Keith Richards was a big influence.

[@marial.rapaglia4041]

who the heck cares about kr? not worth mentioning!